The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-04-20


A. Maxham, Bethel VT, will send it, post
age paid, upon receipt of twenty-five cents.
SKIPPED by the Light of the Moon " can
lay claim to the longest and most successful
run of all the funny plays produced in this
city for the past two seasons.-Netc York
Times.
THE ladies of st. Augustine's parish hold
a sugar-party this evening at the hall of st.
Michael's school-house on Court street. Adj
mission, twenty-five cents, which will in
clude sugar and refreshments. Doors open
at half-past seven o'clock.
BE sure and examine the Worcester organ
before you purchase. You will not regret
it. Samples can always be seen at my
house on First avenue. / also have ne,o or
gans to rent to intending purchasers. j. f.
Waterman, Montpelier, Vt.
NorICE.-One hundred horses for sale.
Bought in Montreal and used in the lumber
business. Weight, from 600 to 1 800 pounds;
good workers and and some good drivers.
Oxen, cows, young cattle or approved eight
months paper taken. S. d. Hobson & Sons,
East Brighton, VT.
Mrs. F. G. DODGE, milliner, has leased
the store in Waterbury formerly occupied
by Charles Keene, ieweer, and on Friday
and Saturday of this week will have
formal opening of fine stock of personally
selected goods Miss Ellen l.. Scribner of
Burlington has been engaged as an as
sistant.
NEW PATENT EMBROIDERY STAMPING OUT
FITS, tifty-two ldrge patterns, ST. 1876 smaller
patterns, fifty cents; complete fixtures with
each. All kinds and sizes of STAMPING
PATTERNS at ten per cent discount The
best NEW TISSUE PAPER FLOWER OUTFITS
at thrty-five cents and 81 each Mrs. Car
rie f. Jones, fremont street.
| HEREBY notify the citizens of the county
of Washington and the town of Stowe, VT,
that | have sold DIR. Wheelock of Water
bury instructions in the use of my new
method for extracting teeth without pain,
with the privilege of using the same in said
county and town only. | reserve the right
tC use the said method in Washington
county at my office in Montpelier. Any
dentist or physician can obtain instructions
county, by letter or otherwise for a small
compensation Alfred Clark, dental surgeon.
GEORGE A. AINswoRTH. Williamstown
and Barre, dealer in pianos, organs and
sewing-machines. Barre headquarters. Per-
ley Chandler's jewelry store. He sells the
" White " sewingmachine, which is pre-
eminent among the many sewing-machnes
now upon the market. Manufactured upon
principles of durability, constructed of the
best known materials, its wearing qualities
cannot be questioned. 1t will last a life
time. Its range of work excels that of any
sewing-machine ever produced. Every
known kind of work that can be done on
sewing-machne can be done on the White"
THE WAY ToNTINE POLICIES ARE SETTLED
IN THE New YORK LIFE.-Thomas Mckay
took out an ordinary life tifteen-year ton
tine policy in the New York Life Insurance
Company for $4,000 in February, 1872, at
the age of forty-seven, and paid an annual
premium of Sab, aggregating, in fifteen
years, So 1856. The company now offer him
one of the following benefits: First, to pay
the next years premium out of the past
profits and grant reduction of future pre-
miums of S365.95 in addition to yearly divi-
dends; or, second, to pay him S3760.20 in
cash and yearly dividends thereafter, and
he continuing his policy for $4,000 at the
same premium; or, third, to surrender
policy and receive S6,9S4.90 in cash; or,
fourth, to give him a paid-up policy for
1,330-payable at death; or, fifth, to sur
render policy and receive a yearly annuity
(or pension) of S763.66 for the remainder of
life-of S350.66 more than paid the company
each year. 1t will be seen that the COM
pany offer him S7S9.90 cash in excess of all
money paid to the company. Mr.. Mckay
took the second benefit, receiving a dividend
of over sixty per cent of all premiums paid.
For information and plans of the New York
Life apply to j. G., Brown agent, Mont
pelier, VT.